I really thought the story was done Tenar had finally got her second inning, and Ged and Tenar were obviously happy-ever-after, and if I didn't know exactly who or what Tehanu was, it didn't bother me.Īnd a lot of things about Earthsea were bothering me, like do wizards really have to be celibate, if witches don't? and how come no women at Roke? and who are the dragons? and where do Kargish people go when they die? When Tehanu was published I put a subtitle on it "The Last Book of Earthsea." I was wrong! I was wrong! The last one, "Dragonfly," follows after Tehanu and The Other Wind follows after "Dragonfly" that story is an important bridge in the series as a whole.
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